Teaching resource library
Topical Talk gives you free non-partisan teaching resources for weekly classroom discussions about current affairs. Our trustworthy, ready-to-use lessons are made by expert teachers in collaboration with world-leading journalists and fact-checkers from The Economist newspaper.
Filter the resources by "Type" to find Headlines: 1-hour lessons published weekly, Special Editions: longer schemes of work or Topical Talk Toolkit: additional materials to support your teaching.
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The US election: is everyone's vote equal?
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Women and girls in Afghanistan
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Leadership for change
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Leadership for Change curriculum
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Black History Month: celebrating black innovation
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Social media and organised crime
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The media: information or influence
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Misogyny in the news
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Can coups ever be justified?
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Ocean conservation: Iceland’s whaling licence
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“Guilty”: should Mr Trump run for president?
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Refugees and internally-displaced people
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Talking about sensitive and complex issues
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Catherine, Princess of Wales, and the media
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The Enhanced Games: are they fair?
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Women in media
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Standpoint support lesson
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Prisons: emergency in Ecuador
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Eco-anxiety